ryan air is trading 2.2% lower on the news. with that i will hand it back to you, jeff at the desk. >> william hobbs has joined us, head of investment strategy. good morning, william. nice to see you. >> good morning, geoff. >> give us the big picture >> in my life, in markets, what are we talking about >> we can do that in a bit here we are. we have a bounce this monday morning. >> yes. >> last week was tortuous but we had a gdp at 3.5% that was somewhat better than many had anticipated. this monday morning everybody's giving themselves a little pinch and trying to figure out whether it was just a bad dream or whether it was the beginning of a halloween nightmare. >> there's a very strange thing going on in markets. you're right to point it out what you've seen if you take a step back ignoring earnings season that will be showing a few scars and you look at earnings expectations, 12-month earnings expectations for the world stock markets, global all countries, 14% higher. u.s. 20% higher, obviously a fiscal bump there. x xu.s.

the crucial moment that explains the tourism boom here was when ryan air started flying to porto with. powell and many longtime residents of the inner city have fallen victim to the boom the mother of three had to vacate her apartment at the beginning of the year she could no longer afford to rent the cook then moved in with her parents it's a small space a protest banner hangs from the window. opus either the mayor says we're against tourists but we're not only against them being treated better than we are also rice lies but it's not only the tourism boom that's putting porto's real estate market under pressure here's what real estate agent manuel mata has to say. two of he says he will see for the crisis around sixty thousand new homes were built each year throughout portugal in twenty fourteen there were only one tenth of that number six thousand. but so put away some say could say. it will take years for supply to adjust to demand here too long for paula and her parents they'll have to leave porto shortly after she moved in with her children the notice came her parents' house is b

of course, michael o'leary can put of those strike at ryan air in context later.t does michael have to say about his relationship with the union? his relationship in terms of negotiating. how do you get the customers back on the plane and confident they will fly? o'leary will deliver the answers. nejra, a little bit of breaking news. we have a deal in making. good morning. bloomberg was reported earlier and is combing through that fee chryslerat is -- fi is to merge. they agreed it to sell the high end car parts. the number bloomberg put on it was 4.2 billion euros. fiat chrysler to sell to mare lli. lead the new company. marelli will keep the headquarters in italy. the merge is committed to a taliban operations and this merger would create -- is committed to keeping the operations and is merger would create 60,000 workers from tokyo to milan. truly global. couldt consider rewarding shareholders with fiat it and could give is earning seasons. i will talk about phillips. third quarter at adjusted. the company compiled estimate with 580 4 million euros, a bit of a m

no budget flyer ryan air has reached a preliminary deal with belgian cabin crew and pilots to apply local law to their contracts beginning next year the irish budget carrier and unions plan to meet four more times this year to negotiate working conditions including salaries progress is not made the unions have threatened to launch more strikes the deal comes a day after ryan ryan air recognize a spanish pilots union. russia has announced that saudi arabia will become a new partner in the russia china investment fund the news came at the end of riyadh's investment conference which dozens of western business and political leaders boycotted after the killing of a saudi journalist riyadh is that contribute half a billion dollars of the fund raising the total capital under management to two and a half billion the russia china fund was founded six years ago and focuses on economic cooperation between moscow and beijing. and now back to live more news thank you so much thing on it the obvious parliament has sworn in that country's first woman president it comes just days after lawmakers approved

plenty of these vehicles are worth a second glance because all brands of cars are welcome at the ryan air club the diversity is great these cars represent a half a century of automotive history. the old cars get a break while they wait for the entire convoy to arrive in the meantime the drivers and passengers enjoy some food and refreshments. the one food bushel has come in his nineteen sixty two rolls royce silver cloud. he says they have excursions like this twice a year it's a tradition but social feels the nicest thing about them is the community as you can see behind him folks sit together chat and enjoy a potluck lunch. and talk about cars and everything under the sun. it gives them a boost if they've had a hard week at work and on a stressful business trip were having it rough as a retiree but. this fifty year old mercedes two fifty s l is also taking part in the excursion its owner and really enjoys the club's picnics these fields are important because they promote the sense of community and within the club which. you know they all know one another these are experiences that stay

government to move some of the more short haul flights to railways and this is especially hard for ryan air which is already having a very very troublesome year and is operating a lot of these short term flights the stock has lost about thirty percent this year it's also being hit just as the rest of the industry with high oil prices that have an influence on the kerosene prices. companies like. air france they're also suffering from this paul christine brit's on top of a bull reporting from outside the frankfurt stock exchange paul get down safely and think it's a mobile market. and here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you this hour twenty eight nobel peace prize has been announced it goes to two activists working to end the use of sexual violence as a weapon of war they are. a gynecologist treating victims of sexual violence in the democratic republic of congo and morag a human rights activists and survivor of sexual slavery by islamic state in iraq. watching the news coming to you live from berlin we've got a fresh bulletin coming up at the top of the hour meanwhile tha

who fuck would think the crucial moment that explains the tourism boom here was when ryan air started flying to porto. poland many long time residents of the inner city have fallen victim to the boom the mother of three had to vacate her apartment at the beginning of the year she could no longer afford to rent the cook then moved in with her parents it's a small space a protest banner hangs from the window. us out of the matter says we're against tourists but we're not we're only against them being treated better than we are wonderful rice lies but it's not only the tourism boom that's putting porto's real estate market under pressure here's what real estate agent manuel mata has to say. to us he says he will see for the crisis around sixty thousand new homes were built each year throughout portugal in twenty fourteen there were only one tenth of that number six thousand. but so put away some say it could save the. it'll take years for supply to adjust to demand here too long for paula and her parents they'll have to leave porto shortly after she moved in with her children the notice

into that market in saudi arabia also in europe while one last company that i find notable would be ryan air we all heard about ireland's ryanair which is that discount airline they're not even going to be there so look at the companies it looks like the private sector is taking a stand here and until some answers or real answers are given these boys do not want to play ball with the saudi kingdom and alex one of the first and you and i spoke about this a little bit earlier is richard branson of virgin airlines and virgin hall of fame they've got a lot of virgin think but it may be there may be some retribution there's new news on that breaking today explain. to us well one point three billion dollars we're going to be invested by the saudi arabians in hyperloop project that is under the virgin auspices and richard branson said we don't need your money until this is corrected here's a quote from richard branson the basically breaks down his frame of thought well if it's true that saudis killed and cut up a journalist in turkey then i don't think any business could do business with a country

patchy in two thousand and fourteen an air asia crash killed more than one hundred sixty people ryan air is one of indonesia's youngest and largest airlines it was removed from the european union's air safety blacklist in june two thousand and sixteen. where flight j.t. six one zero was due to arrive on monday morning distraught relatives and friends wait desperately for news florence louis al-jazeera or the chief executive of lyon air has issued a statement in which he says the plane was reported good to fly by our engineering team that is responsible for checking the planes that flew from denpasar bali to jakarta last night there was a problem there was a report of a technical problem last night in bali but we addressed it according to manufacture and guidance and the plane was ok to fly to jakarta i cannot be more specific about the problem i believe the pilot is professional we are very saddened by this incident because the passengers are off family when he is live for us from the airport in jakarta so when are we learning anything new at this point on the the search and rescue effor

much more of a natural hedge and there we can also take hedges as a matter of course >> meanwhile, ryan airng stronger than expected profits. higher fuel costs and strike actions across europe have dented profits in the key summer seasons. earlier this month ryanair worried on profits that things could get worse if the pilot strike continues the ceo of ryanair said airlines are going to suffer in the coming months. >> i think the winter looks grim we have rising oil prices. fares are falling. there's excess capacity in europe short haul is up 8%. we see a winter by declining air fares. we are lunch iing an incentive today. we've had a summer of delays, strikes, disruptions but we're beginning to see the shakeup we've seen the bankruptcy of azule and i think you'll see more failures this winter as we look at what is a four or five year downturn in the industry. >> you can head to cnbc.com to see what o'leary is going to do to counter a gloomy winter. >>> state side, the dow broke a three day losing streak. consumer staples out performed after procter & gamble jumped on the strong earnings. i

ryan air said it reported the incident to police. >>> with the november 6 midterm elections getting closer, republicans and democrats are getting strategies on how to best spend the money that they have left. that is leaving some candidates out in the cold. >> republicans trying to hold the house are starting to fold in some districts. >> reporter: they tell g.o.p. candidates that they are cut off. we are evaluating how best to spend resources. >> reporter: the committee is canceling planned advertisements for kevin yoder and keith rockets. the outside group -- the fund is backing out for the colorado congressman. they insist that in the last 30 days, things have turned around mostly because of brett kavanaugh. that is why they are mobilizing new resources to back dan bacon and iowa. the nrcc says that there is reason to be optimistic. >> look at the bellwether state of minnesota. two of them were republicans in office. one that they pulled out of and there were two republicans on defense. >> reporter: the democrats said that they have bailed on some candidates but the plan puts place afte

. -- ryan air, we have the numbers. let us look at the downside.l few how companies can be punished if they disappoint the markets. .e have philips it is down by 6.9%. the health of tech sector disappointed the markets, personal health stocks and they are talking about headwinds and that enough not play nicely to market reaction. considerably weaker. reporter: progress on brexit claimant the deal is 95% complete. that comes after organizers estimate 75,000 people attended a demonstration demanding a second vote. secretary showcased flexibility on the red line saying the key issue of the so-called irish backstop. angela merkel has joined leaders pressing saudi arabia to come clean about how credit jamaal khashoggi was killed. suspendaid she would exports of military equipment pending an investigation. saudi arabia's prime minister adel al-jubeir said it was carried out by a rogue operation and those responsible will be punished. it was a mistake and compounded by trying to cover up. these things, fortunately, happen. we want to make sure those respo

looking at what is moving lower, ryan air very much in focus, down 7.5%.s for your profit outlook on fuel costs. we are getting a feedthrough from ryanair moving lower to easyjet, because that's one of the worst performers, down 4.9%. these airlines underperforming. air france down 3.7%, as well. and if that door to the times not done by -- deutsche lufthansa down, as well. italian companies were taking a hit on friday. some suffering some of so they had their trading halted. firstget to bloomberg word news with deadly humphrey in dubai. >> the u.s. and canada agreed to a trade deal that would preserve a three-way block with mexico. the new deal would be called the u.s.-mexico canada agreement, or u.s. nca and replace the 24-year-old nafta pact. it set the stage for the country and its leaders to sign the accord by the end of november. donald trump's team has pushed back against reports the white house laid out narrow ground rules for the fbi probing into brett kavanaugh. the president ordered the investigation friday in the sexual assault allegations agai

there out of istanbul for our viewers on facebook a live what you'll see in a moment is a story on ryan air because it's facing widespread outrage on social media stemming from an incident that occurred aboard one of its flights that story's coming up for you and just a moment paul will be here to tell us why cristiano ronaldo is returning to manchester united as much about matters off the pitch as on ix. we. thank. hello again well there is a big game coming up in manchester later polls here. yes there is thanks to read the usa for champions league returns to action with manchester united taking on events as the old trafford in the next few hours that has a lot of history between the two teams but most of the talk has been about matches off the pitch events says christiane are were naldo is returning to take on his old club but he's also facing questions about right allegations made against him by an american woman catherine my oga has accused the player of sexual assault in a las vegas hotel in two thousand and nine when i came up against the media on monday bizarrely no english journalis

officials are in indonesia to help the investigation into the lion air -- ryan air crash.in why the plane came down soon after takeoff, the first crash involving the new series jet, and the lion airplane had only been delivered in august. the pilot faced a problem almost immediately. at least six people were killed as a typhoon swept across the northern philippines. thousands more fled to safety as the storm hit parts of the country already devastated last month by a prior typhoon, triggering a landslide that buried a government building, and rescuers say they think more than 20 people are trapped inside. the storm has weakened considerably from super typhoon status. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am jessica summers. this is bloomberg. you, let'ss, thank go to our strategist in singapore. this month a lot of volatility in the s&p 500, now headed for the worst months since 2009 despite the fact that more than 80% of companies have reporting that earnings beat estimates.

. >>> ryan air criticized for not taking a racially abusive passenger off the airplane.rd the man in the glasses on the far right of the screen demand that an elderly black woman sitting in the same row moved to another seat. passengers say he used several racial insights on the flight from barcelona to london. passengers urged flight attendants to remove her from the airplane but they did not. ryanair says it has reported the incident to police. stomach the new york police department is taking about 3000 police body cameras off the street after what exploded yesterday after an officer noticed his body camera was smoking and removed it. investigators are looking into what caused it to ignite and if there was a problem with the battery of the camera. it was used in 16 precincts across the city, including in oakland. because of a labor dispute, hospitals will have fewer workers and starting tomorrow the patient carry technical workers are staging a three day walkout. other union employees will join them in solidarity. workers accuse the school of outsourcing more jobs to p

we will get the latest from some of the regions biggest chief executives including ryan air's ceo.traight to bloomberg first word news. here is sebastian. outlining theresa may progress on the brexit and a saying it is 95% complete. people attended a demonstration demanding a second vote. secretary said more flexibility on one of the red line on that key issue of the irish backstop. the one big issue remains this breach between the end of the implementation period and the future relationship. if you listen to the mood out of brussels, probably good a pragmatism. we need to see it through. hasstian: angela merkel joined a group of leaders demand and saudi arabia say how jamal khashoggi was killed. suspend she would exports of military equipment until an investigation. it was-jubeir said carried out by a rope operation and those responsible will be punished. >> it was a mistake and what compounded the mistake is it was try to be covered. we want to make sure those weponsible are punished and have features in place to make sure if does not happen again. italy will tell the european co

color coordinating with her on-screen husband hitting the carpet at the national air and space museum and in this movie ryan'spoint playing neil armstrong just ask armstrong's real-life sons. >> ryan's done very well. >> absolutely and dad's not an easy guy to play. there's a lot of facets to dad and i thought ryan captured that very well. >> that was the hardest part of this film, just knowing they were going to see it. >> you just grab it off. >> when you are in that machine that spinning you all over, what the heck is going through your head at the time? >> i don't remember very much. i just remember the directors more spinning. >> is there anything now about you that says maybe i would like to travel into space sometime. >> it is quite the opposite. i realized i would be a terrible, terrible astronaut. >> well, ryan, eva mendes told me your young daughters certainly have faith. >> they now think papi's an astronaut. so we haven't corrected them yet we're just like cool. >> right now they think it is totally possible to grow up and be an astronaut. it's a good spot to be. >> this picture could be an award

the next flicks chief was asked how netflix could aired content deals. paying ryan murphy and and shanda rhymes photographer $100 million over three years. >> take a listen. >> it's not that different than what happens to television you figure a studio network would be paying them a percentage of their advertising and carriage revenue we're paying a percentage of the subscription revenue we can help to size the projects process. we have enough years of we also announced that we'll have an imminent launches in spain, italy and france. and i think there are going to be a lot of countries right behind that process. we believe there is no reason for us to doubt the idea in our minds, which is that our international business on the starz sited will be abbas bigging a the dmeekt. >> who do you think is the toughest ott competitor out there the landscape has changed a bit since the last time we talked. >> i think we can be one of the three, four, five, ott go-to platforms. we see that if you look at the success with starz play ash we are the leader with over a million subs

it can also function as an air ambulance - capable of carrying up to 60 patients. (ryan) in the south bay... two men are in custody in connection with an alleged credit card skimming scam in sunnyvale. as kron four's rob fladeboe explains... they were caught in the act. (cops checking pumps)literally moments before sunnyvale police could be seen using flashlights to peer inside the pumps here at the world oil station on west maude avenue, a couple of alleged con men were doing the same thing. they were about to place so- called credit card skimming devices inside those pumps when a passer by called 911 to report suspicious activity says captain jeff hunter.capt. jeff hunter/sunnyvale police ".....officers were on the scene very quickly and were able to detain two suspects who were later determined to have been manipulating one of the pumps, placing electronic equipment inside...."caught in the act, two suspects were detained, questioned and handcuffed beforebeing taken into custody. evidence seized included what appear to be equipment used to capture or "skim" the credit

ryan goessling as neil armstrong. it made it's debut at the smithsonian air and space museum and a fitting place to look back at tpolloission. the stars were all out in droves there last night. claire foy that you may know from the netfl series the crown also stars in this film. >> when did you know that ryan was going to play neil? when he flew past the moon in la laland? >> it was before i shot l la laland. i first met ryan to propose this movie and we made la la land rst. i saw him as neil armstrong and he's one of the greatest aors alive. >> he also said that it was great to be at the museum for this premiere. >> women that take a low dose aspirin on a regular basis may lower their risk of ovarian cancer. that's the newfi ing. women that take other painkillers had a higher risk. talk with yr doctor before making any changes to your medications. >> we want to get bsk to t breaking news on the roads this morning. melis melissa, what's going on. first 4 traffic alert this morning, top of the beltway to an oil spill caused three or four crashes o the bel way. it is the furthest one along the top of the once you get pa

rockets red glare ♪ ♪ the bombs bursting in air >> reporter: we thought at the time, this girl is definitely an "american idol." so, i mentioned that night, ryanest, i hope you're watching. >> he says, ryan seacrest, if you're watching. and i'm like -- geez, oh -- i am. that's me end and i am watching! >> when he said, ryan seacrest, i hope you're listening, i said, out loud, i know him! >> reporter: ryan was not only listening -- >> david says, she's an "american idol," so, this morning before work, i'm going, she is. i should text the producers. >> reporter: and the producers from "american idol" got in touch with malea emma. and here she is, 7 years old, singing the national anthem. take a look at this. ♪ land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ the brave >> she's been given a golden ticket to come back when sfx: tsfx: feet shufflingc life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for.

its aviation safety record is patchy in two thousand and fourteen and air asia crash killed more than one hundred sixty people ryan is one of indonesia's youngest and largest airlines it was removed from the european union's safety blacklist in june two thousand and sixteen.

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ryan. and coming up later this month, we have a luncheon with national air and space museum director dr. ellen arsnausen. >> one. since i got this from you, i wrote a book of jazeera 20th anniversary. i brought it for you and for the council. one for each. and i would like to bring them to you, but i was told not to bring them during this event. that would be, i hope it would be a good reading for the members who want to read about al jazeera from our reporters, from people who -- who, you know, have been working for al jazeera or the people who have been affected by al jazeera. so many of them, so i hope it will be good reading. >> we would be happy to include that in our library. >> since you gave me time, i would like, again, to actually thank bill mccarron, who actually did, i don't know where he is now. >> our executive director. executive director of the national press club. >> he has been fantastic. i love hosts like him. he takes care of everything, and you feel comfortable and feel like he's your father or brother trying to take care of you. thank you very much, bill. and at the

air in many years. what took the refresh so long? david: i think they have been focusing on the iphone because that is where the money is. i wanted to mention, ryanoned the surface and i think we have to give microsoft credit. they have done a more revolutionary set of changes in the way they have sort of morphed the pc and tablet into one device that basically serves as both. it is surprising to me that apple hasn't done that, and we don't really see a device that is effectively a touchscreen laptop, which i and many millions of users of mac products would like to have. in that sense, i would call an announcement like today a disappointment. selina: we will have to see if that comes through for the next product refresh. ryan, thank you for joining us. david kirkpatrick is sticking with us. coming up, this year's selloff has affected currencies like itcvoin, but coinbase, how stays afloat. flat in shares, after-hours trading. he mentioned youtube as a primary competitor on video advertising. take a listen to what zuckerberg had to say about the quarter as a whole. >> we had a solid quarter. our community and business continue to grow quickly. 2.3

air and space museum in d.c. >> it was awesome. we were so excited to talk to ryan gosling and claire ford. they had other plans. they bypassed the local media and kept on walking. but it's okay. there he goes. taking ctures, selfies. come back! we have a question for you! no. it's fine because he spent time with the man who wrote the only authorized biography of armstrong. and he said some things we didn't learn in history class. he shares those with us. their the family suffered a terrible tragedy. his little baby daughter died of a brain tumor. neil was so private that he never talked about the death. and there were people who knew him so well including fellow astronauts that had no idea this had ever happened. >> i didn't know how much suffering and loss he went through during this period of life. he lost so many people he loved during the years leading up to landing on the ctmoon. the hat he could achieve anything let alone one of the greatest achievements in human history is utterly remarkable. i guess i came away with doing this movie with even more appreciation. >> one of his sons t

the rockets' red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ >> reporter: we thought at the time this girl is definitely an "american idol." so i mentioned that night. ryan. >> he looks into the camera and he says, ryan seacrest, if you're watching, and i'm like, jeez -- >> wait. >> i am. >> that's me. >> that's me and i am watching. >> when he said ryan seacrest, i hope you're listening. i said out loud, i know him! >> reporter: ryan was not only listening -- >> david says she's an "american idol." this morning before work i'm going, you know what? she is. i should text the producers. >> reporter: the producers from "american idol" got in touch with malea emma. >> here she is singing the national anthem. take a look at this. ♪ o'er the land of the free ♪ and the home of the brave ♪ the brave >> yes. >> she's amazing. >> she's absolutely amazing. >> her dad says she has a golden ticket to go to hollywood but not until 2027 because she has to be 15. >> is there an age limit for "idol?" >> yes. she's 7. >> a new season of "idol" is being taped. she's better than many of the people who will be auditioning this year, no doubt. >>> all right. don't miss our u

air right now, the most of anybody ever. >> you are talking about big money, 240 million dollars for ryan murphy, chandra arrive was about $150do they have a preference or will they go where they get the big bucks? lucas: it depends on who the person is. in the case of chandra rimes, she was pretty unhappy at disney and abc. disney only provided one outlet for her, abc which is broadcast tv, which is you have a lot of rules about what you can and can't do. cursing, no nudity, you can't take a lot of political stances. chandra rimes is pretty evocative in her work and can push the boundaries of limitation -- entertainment and wanted to make shows you might see on an or netflix that wouldn't work at abc. summary like greg bramante is happy in his lane. they all want the most money they can get, and the dirty secret of those big numbers, the rsg $juicy you see -- dollas you see netflix shelling out, it is a lot of money in the front-end and very little money in the backend. it is not clear if they will make more money or less money than they would have. carol: that is 80 key point. that backend is how you that producers used to

author of "lincoln's last trial" wednesday, air force secretary heather wilson will be speaking at a headliner's luncheon and thursday retiring house speaker paul ryan taking stock of his career as a house member and leader of a sometime fractious republican majority and we have a spelling bee between politicians and journalists here at the club on the 27th and the president of slovenia will be visiting us as well. please, we hope that some of you can join us for these events and we hope that we can see much more of you soon. we have a gift for you. this is something that we present to all of our speakers. it's a mug. we hope you use it often and in good health. >> thanks. i really appreciate it. since my wife is always looking for new mugs, she'll appreciate this very much. >> fantastic. it can be used in the microwave and goes in the dishwasher. >> excellent. >> i have one final question for you, and we like to end these with a less serious question, because we touched on a lot of serious issues today, if you were going to put an ad in craigslist what would it say? >> if i was -- that we were looking for new rugs for the new york place. >> excelle

ryan willis, quick pass to tre turner. breaks it outside. he is gone. turner, not to be confused with the nats shortstop, takes it 46 yardor the score. later, tied at seven, willis airing it out this time. d it'samon hazelton hauling ithe in for 41-yard score. vi inia tech with a14-7 lead, but the yellowjackets rushing offense, too strong. tobias oliver punching it in from just a yard out. 465 rushing yards for georgia ch te. they beat virginia tech d49-28. ollege football, i know, big match-up, florida/georgia this weekend, so>>- saturday. >> you have to do a bet. you have to pay out -- >> she'll be wearing a blue orange monday. >> yeah, he open s -- owes me several dinners. we stopped that, now it's just w bet about has to wear the other school's colors. we'll see monday what we're wearing. find out, tune . >> you are going t are you crazy? you love her! ♪ this is how we do it wow... i'm jennifer wexton, and i approve this message. seen barbara comstock's fake ad? jennifer wexton backed a deal leading to massive tolls on 66.ns se. jennifer wexton fought the tolls on 66.s and lecall this plan what it is, the way that it's been rolled out. it's highway robbery. there's

ryan to propose him this movie and we wound up making "la la land" first. i think he's one of the best actors alive. reviewat he said it was great to be at the air space museum for tonight's premiere. "first man" opens nationwide next friday. >>> well,it's a sold out weekend for the first ever concerts at d.c.'s newly opened tertainment and sport arena. mary j. blige will take the ste saturday night, a part of the grand opening. and dmv native wale is performing tomorrow night with special guests in a show that wasnnustnced last week. now, those tickets were only five bucks. >> so, those tickets, as you can imagine, went really fast, but we wanted this to be an opportunity for peopl the congress heights neighborhood in d.c., east of the river, to come into this building, even before the grand, grand opening with mary j. bge on saturday. so, they'll be the first ones to seehis building. >> cage the elephant and juda and the lion will perform at a second grand opening ceremony the following weekend. the a entertainme sports arena opened last month on the old st. elizabeth east hospital campus. >>> most people who could ran away from lh't mont big

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air national guard and his wife, an unusual sight to say the least. congressional leaders including republicans declined to accompany the president, mitch mcconnell, paul ryan, chuck schumer, nancy pelosi, even the state's republican senator pat toomey all declining for various reasons. this all come, of course, as the first funerals are being held today for the victim, those laid to rest today include brothers david and cecil rosenthal and dr. jerry rabinowitz. president trump and his ento entourage just left the city. the white house was expecting resistance but did the number of protesters surprise them? >> reporter: it seemed to because those protesters, you could hear them from where i'm standing right now right outside the tree of life synagogue and when president trump and the first lady melania trump first arrived here, they went inside with the rabbi and we were standing out here with some of the president's senior staff including his chief of staff john kelly, the press secretary sarah sanders, several other members of the administration as well and you couldn't see the protesters from where we are because, of course, the secret service has a lot

air force communication satellite. >>> next $300,000, that is how much ryan says he spent on facebook ads before the social media giantthis, uh-oh, alligator. the reptile spotted strolling on a fair way in palmetto, florida. a video of him on the course wept viral two years ago. steve, down to you. steve: i would play through that one. just saying. thank you very much, carley. 20 days left to the midterms, they are vowing to keep up bullying tactics until they see a blue wave. our next guest says a midterm defeat may be only thing that stops the far left agenda. writing new op-ed, a harsher drubbing in 2018 might be the knockout blow that makes democrats reverse their unicorn ride into hell. openly then might democrats stop the madness. deroy murdoch is a fox news contributor, and contributing editor for nationalreview.online. he joins us here in the big studio. you say, deroy, save the democrats, crush them at the polls. what do you mean? >> absolutely. we've seen the chaos coming out of the democrat party and the left. people screaming from the senate gallery during the kavanaugh vote. screaming at ted cruz, sarah h

air drops to survive. is out doing his part to try to prevent a blue wave in the mid-terms. he is fund-raising for mike braun and retiring speaker paul ryaning to boost republicans including scott taylor of virginia. for ryan, a blitz that has him in 12 states for various candidates including members of the house freedom caucus. matt bev in of kentucky proving how tough and effective he has been since taking office armed with weapons, he goes to a gun range and proceeds to obliterate what he calls every government score in his sights. >> up next for us, i'm president and not. president trump goes full trump in a new interview, just the way his white house team likes it. come on in. you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the plan! it's also a great time to learn about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. here's why...medicare part b doesn't pay for everything. this part is up to you. a medicare supplement plan helps pay for some of what medicare doesn't. call unitedhealthcare insurance company today to request this free decision guide. and learn about the only me

congressman ryan costello, republican from pennsylvania, bazo smikel, former director of the new york democratic party. we have assembled an all star panel. congressman, i'll start with you there. that ad airingtes with competitive senate or congressional races, it aims at motivating republican voters to turn out on midterm election day. how effective do we think that ad is going to be in achieving that goal? >> i think it will be very effective because i think a lot of republicans were outraged by the conduct of some on the left over the past couple weeks with the kavanaugh hearing, and even over the past almost two years since the president was elected there's been a lot of protests, which is fine. we all support that. we all respect that, but at the same point in time, there's been a few people that have taken it too far, and as a motivator for the base, nothing's going to get out the republican base like seeing the left overreact to things. >> the democrats, you can't trust them. they're an angry mob. how do you counter that? >> it's sad because where gerrymandering took the middle out of our politics, donald trump's taking the middle out of our discourse, and there's this interesting rac

air and shouldn't be pushed around and the internet. >> i'll take you at your word. have i not personally democrats -- if they're doing anything, it's wrong. this is awful message that they're sending out. ryando you think this republican pac felt empowered to release an ad like this. >> one thing and alice can speak to this, correct me if i'm wrong, alice but arkansas hasn't sent a democrat to washington in over a decade now. >> right. >> the house or senate. and representative hill is actually in a surprisingly difficult race so there's a lot of money being spent on the race by outside groups. and let's be clear, the ad is note intended to gin up black support for hill. it's intended to suppress black turn out for his democratic opponent. >> good point, ryan. >> that's the message of the ad. and you know, frankly i think what we're seeing in a lot of races right now is people are on the right are having are saying things about on race that were not said in political campaigns a few years ago pre-trump. and the kind of tactics and messages that are being used are a throw back to sort of. >> willie horton? >> we've always had you horrible campaign ads. think about willie horton. again, frenc

air. >> please, mr. president, if you're watching this, wait a week. come next week. the focus this week is on the funerals. >> we've also learned that all four congressional leaders, mcconnell, ryanschumer, and pelosi declined an invitation to join the president in pittsburgh today. nbc's ron mott is outside the tree of life synagogue. ron, first, and most importantly here, what do we know about the memorial plans for the victims? >> reporter: well, craig, as you mentioned, the first of the funerals beginning today. they will last throughout the rest of the week, and as you've also mentioned, a lot of people here want this to be a period of reflection and not something that we put into the political sphere. when the chief politician of the united states makes a scheduled visit, it's almost hard, if not impossible to do that. you can see that the memorial is set up back here just outside the synagogue. people have been coming by paying their respects since that awful tragedy took place on saturday. just a few moments ago -- and maybe this is perhaps an indication of the president's itinerary this afternoon -- they've installed some barriers here. we don't know his official schedul